Why install a septic tank with main drainage available?

[Graeme]

In message <qm9ugg$c71$ [e-mail], Brian Gaff [e-mail]> writes

Brian, it isn't worrying me at all. I just wondered why a tank of any description would be fitted, and now I know.

[Marland]

Looking up the planning application online may give an answer as well , most Councils have a search facility to narrow down to an area though I suppose Scotland may have different rules.

GH

[billyorange007]

Knock on the front door and ask ?

[Graeme]

In message [e-mail]>, Marland [e-mail]> writes

Thanks, but yes, I have already done that, but couldn't see anything about drainage.

[Graeme]

In message <ugVhF.410763$ [e-mail], FMurtz [e-mail] writes

I did :-) Caught a guy yesterday, and I was wrong. Whatever is underground is nothing to do with soakaways or septic tanks, and is part of the heating system, but that is as much as I know. All that can be seen now is what looks like a couple of plastic manhole covers above ground.

[The Natural Philosopher]

Ground source heat pump then

[Clive Arthur]

I met this guy - and he looked like might have been A hat check clerk at an ice rink Which, in fact, he turned out to be. And I said: Oh boy. Right again

Cheers